=STORIES OF THE THREE MEN WHO CAUSED THE WORLD WAR= 1
"HOW I MET THE KAISER, CROWN PRINCE AND ARCHDUKE"
Told by Hall Caine
(Permission of J. B. Lippincott Company)
=MY VISIT TO KING ALBERT--THE KING WHOSE THRONE IS
THE HEARTS OF HIS PEOPLE= 8
"I AM BOUND ON A MISSION FROM THE PRESIDENT OF
FRANCE"
Told by Pierre Loti
(Permission of J. B. Lippincott Company)
="VIVE LA FRANCE"--HOW THEY DIE FOR THEIR COUNTRY= 23
LAST MESSAGES OF FRENCH SOLDIERS
Told by Rene Bazin
(Permission of Current History)
=FOR GOD AND ITALY--BREATHING DEATH WITH THE ITALIANS= 29
"WHERE MINUTES ARE ETERNAL"
Told by Gabriele D'Annunzio
(Permission of London Telegraph)
=THE BLOOD OF THE RUSSIANS IN FIGHT FOR LIBERTY= 36
"THE DESERTED BATTLEFIELDS I HAVE SEEN"
Told by Count Ilya Tolstoy
(Permission of Current History)
=MY EXPERIENCES IN THE WAR HOSPITALS OF RUMANIA= 44
THE HORRORS OF THE LITTLE BALKAN KINGDOM
Told by Queen Marie of Rumania
(Permission of Philadelphia Public Ledger)
="WITH THE GERMAN ARMIES IN THE WEST"--VISITS TO
THE GENERAL STAFF= 49
Told by Sven Hedin
(Permission of John Lane Company)
="THE FIRST HUNDRED THOUSAND"--WITH KITCHENER'S
ARMY IN FRANCE= 73
STORIES STRAIGHT FROM THE TRENCHES
Told by Captain Ian Hay Beith
(Permission of Houghton, Mifflin and Company)
=SOME EXPERIENCES IN HUNGARY= 97
IN THE PALACE OF PRINCE AND PRINCESS K----
Told by Mina Macdonald
(Permission of Longmans, Green and Company)
="FORCED TO FIGHT"--THE TALE OF A SCHLESWIG DANE= 117
"WHAT MY EYES WITNESSED IN EAST PRUSSIA"
Told by Eric Erichsen
(Permission of Robert M. McBride and Company)
="ADVENTURES OF A DESPATCH RIDER"= 133
AN OXFORD MAN WITH THE MOTORCYCLISTS
Told by Capt. W. H. L. Watson
(Permission of Dodd, Mead and Company)
=WITH A B.-P. SCOUT IN GALLIPOLI--ON THE TURKISH FRONTIER= 155
A RECORD OF THE BELTON BULLDOGS
Told by Edmund Yerbury Priestman
(Permission of E. P. Dutton and Company)
="IN THE FIELD"--THE STORIES OF THE FRENCH CHASSEURS= 165
IMPRESSIONS OF AN OFFICER OF LIGHT CAVALRY
Told by Lieut. Marcel Dupont
(Permission of J. B. Lippincott Company)
="FIELD HOSPITAL AND FLYING COLUMN"--IN RUSSIA= 181
JOURNAL OF AN ENGLISH NURSING SISTER
Told by Violetta Thurston
(Permission of G. P. Putnam's Sons)
=AN UNCENSORED DIARY--FROM THE CENTRAL EMPIRES= 192
AT THE AMERICAN EMBASSY IN COPENHAGEN
Told by Ernesta Drinker Bullitt
(Permission of Doubleday, Page and Company)
="A STUDENT IN ARMS"--IN THE RANKS WITH KITCHENER'S ARMY= 209
RESURRECTION OF THE SOUL ON THE BATTLEFIELD
Told by Donald Hankey
(Permission of E. P. Dutton and Company)
="THE RED HORIZON"--STORIES OF THE LONDON IRISH= 217
THE MAN WITH THE ROSARY
Told by Patrick MacGill
(Permission of George H. Doran Company)
=MY TRIP TO VERDUN--GENERAL PETAIN FACE TO FACE= 225
FROM GRAVES OF THE MARNE TO HILLS OF THE MEUSE
Told by Frank H. Simonds
(Permission of American Review of Reviews)
=UNDER THE STARS AND STRIPES--WITH AMERICAN ARMY IN FRANCE= 246
STORIES OF AMERICAN TROOPS ON ROAD TO FRONT
Told by Lincoln Eyre, with Pershing's Army
(Permission of New York World)
=WITH THE SERBIAN STOICS IN EXILE--UNDER THE GERMAN YOKE= 257
EXPERIENCES IN THE FLIGHT TO ALBANIA
Told by Gordon Gordon-Smith
(Permission of New York Tribune)
=TALES OF THE TANKS--WITH THE ARMORED MONSTERS IN
BATTLE= 274
ADVENTURES AS ROMANTIC AS MEDIAEVAL LEGENDS
Told by the Men in the Tanks
="MY ESCAPE FROM THE TURKS DISGUISED AS A WOMAN"= 288
THE STORY OF A WONDERFUL FEAT
Told by Private Miron D. Arber
(Permission of Wide World Magazine)
=TALES OF GERMAN AIR RAIDERS OVER LONDON AND PARIS= 306
"HOW WE DROP BOMBS ON THE ENEMIES' CITIES"
Told by the Air Raiders Themselves
(Permission of New York American)
=TALES FROM SIBERIA--WHEN THE PRISON DOORS OPENED= 316
JOURNEY HOME OF A HUNDRED THOUSAND EXILES
Told by (name withheld), an Eye-Witness
(Permission of New York Evening World, Los Angeles Times,
and Literary Digest)
=SURVIVORS' STORIES OF SINKING OF THE "LUSITANIA"= 325
"HOW WE SAW OUR SHIP GO DOWN--TORPEDOED BY A
GERMAN SUBMARINE"
Told by Passengers of the Ill-Fated "Lusitania"
=WITH THE AMERICAN SOLDIERS ON THE FIELDS OF FRANCE= 340
PERSONAL EXPERIENCES DIRECT FROM THE FRONT
(Permission of New York Sun)
[Illustration: Photo by International News Service.
ON OBSERVATION DUTY
_A Better Defense Against Enemy Eyes Than Against Bullets or Shells!_]
[Illustration: "Canadian War Records, Copyright Reserved."
A NERVE-RACKING JOB
_Watching Artillery Fire From an Advance Pit in No-Man's-Land_]
[Illustration: POUNDING AT LONG RANGE
_A Battery of Heavy Howitzers Doing its Part in Hammering the Enemy
into Proper Condition for a Charge_]
[Illustration: © International News Service.
FORWARD!
_A Few Minutes Later These Britishers Were in the German Trenches_]